Can anyone remember why we decided to use include_class instead of
import? It suddenly occurred to me today that import is both shorter
and more precise, since we're really importing a Java class into the
current namespace.
There's probably a snowball's chance in hell we'll change it now, of cour
Hi.
The results of trying to parse the GemSpec is not encouraging. I get an
OutOfMemoryError.
What I'm wondering is if this is caused by JRuby using too much
resources to do it's thing, or if there is a bug somewhere in JRuby.
Regards
Ola Bini
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From: Ola Bini <[EMAIL
Hi.
Since headius.com seem to be down, I tried with the version I have, and
did as you suggested and put it in lib. This works. The downside is that
the YAML dumping seem broken, for some reason. I really can't understand
why, since this works in C Ruby. I'll take a look tomorrow to find out
why.
On Tue, 09 May 2006, Ola Bini defenestrated me:
> Hi everyone.
>
> I have been a little bit secluded, while working on RbYAML. Right now
> I'm trying to integrate it with JRuby, and this would seem easy to do.
> I'm thinking something like this would suffice in yaml.rb:
>
> require 'rbyaml'
>
>
Hi everyone.
I have been a little bit secluded, while working on RbYAML. Right now
I'm trying to integrate it with JRuby, and this would seem easy to do.
I'm thinking something like this would suffice in yaml.rb:
require 'rbyaml'
module YAML
# Make YAML module to act exactly as RbYAML
def se
